Beverly Hills Wedding Photographer
Palm-lined estates, Tudor gardens and legendary five-star hotels — one of the most photographed square miles in the world, shot on film and digital.
Getting married in Beverly Hills
Few addresses carry the weight of Beverly Hills. Inside the 90210 and neighboring Bel-Air you have white-glove five-star hotels, storied garden estates and manicured grounds built for a grand celebration — and, unusually for Los Angeles, most of them sit within a few minutes of one another, which makes a multi-location day genuinely workable.
The economics matter here. Most luxury hotel weddings are driven by food-and-beverage minimums rather than a flat rental fee, while the city-owned Greystone Mansion remains the iconic exception on a straightforward rental — and one of the most photographed estates in California. Knowing which model you are in changes the whole budget conversation.
Our favorite wedding venues in Beverly Hills
Seven we know well, with the numbers couples actually ask for.
Greystone Mansion & Gardens
1928 Tudor Revival estate · 18 acres
- Guests
- Up to ~300
- Price
- City rental $5,000–$8,800 + vendors
- Address
- 905 Loma Vista Dr, Beverly Hills
A 46,000 sq ft Tudor stone mansion on terraced gardens, fountains and courtyards — a legendary film location and the city’s most photogenic estate. Couples love the dramatic architecture and gardens; note city rules (9pm music curfew, required coordinator/permit). (City venue) See a wedding here → ·
The Beverly Hills Hotel
1912 Mission Revival · the “Pink Palace”
- Guests
- Up to ~300
- Price
- Luxury · all-in from ~$87k (quote)
- Address
- 9641 Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills
The iconic pink-and-green landmark — banana-leaf glamour, tropical gardens, and the Crystal Ballroom. Couples call it worth every dollar and praise the attentive staff and stunning gardens. (The Knot ~5.0★)
Hotel Bel-Air
Spanish Colonial canyon oasis · Swan Lake
- Guests
- Up to ~300
- Price
- Ultra-luxury (quote)
- Address
- 701 Stone Canyon Rd, Bel-Air
A secluded canyon hideaway with a signature swan lake and stone bridge, mercury-glass Garden Ballroom, and Wolfgang Puck cuisine. Reviewers highlight the enchanting private gardens and superb, attentive service. (Tripadvisor ~4.7★)
Montage Beverly Hills
Mediterranean luxury hotel · rooftop terrace
- Guests
- Up to ~300
- Price
- ~$300–$350/person
- Address
- 225 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills
Grand ballrooms plus a rooftop garden and pool terrace with city-and-hills views, in polished Spanish-Mediterranean style. Widely praised for polished five-star service and cuisine. (Luxury reputation)
Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills
1987 garden hotel · Wetherly Gardens
- Guests
- Up to ~350 seated · 500 standing
- Address
- 300 S Doheny Dr, Los Angeles (Beverly Hills adjacent)
An expansive, naturally lit ballroom reached through a canopied Italian-tiled promenade and the manicured Wetherly Gardens. Four acres of terraces, palms and poolside cabanas mean getting-ready photos, ceremony and reception all live on one property — and the light in that promenade at golden hour is some of the best in the city.
UCLA — Faculty Center & James West Alumni Center
Westwood campus · mid-century hall + garden patios
- Guests
- ~150–200 seated at the Faculty Center · campus lawns to 300+
- Address
- 480 Charles E. Young Dr E, Los Angeles (Westwood)
The Faculty Center’s raftered banquet hall has windows from floor to ceiling and opens onto a California patio shaded by old growth; the James West Alumni Center adds the Founders’ Room and fountain patios for smaller counts. The real draw is everything in walking distance — Janss Steps, Royce Hall, the Sculpture Garden — so portraits never need a drive.
Casa Lago Estate
Private 36,000 sq ft estate · private lake
- Guests
- Up to ~500
- Address
- Beverly Hills, CA 90210 (exact address on booking)
A gated 90210 estate built around a private lake, koi pond and lawns, with the mansion’s interior rooms and bars open to your party and a polo arena that doubles as parking for 200-plus cars. Exclusive use of the property means the timeline is entirely yours — no hotel turnover, no shared lobby.
What we know about shooting here
Three things that change how a Beverly Hills day is shot.
Greystone is permitted, and interiors are out
The mansion is city-owned parkland. Photography on the grounds is permitted and the formal gardens, terraces and reflecting pond are the reason to be there — but the interiors are not part of a normal wedding booking. We plan the whole portrait route outside, which is no hardship at all.
Hotels run on minimums, not rentals
At the Beverly Hills Hotel, Hotel Bel-Air and the Montage, you are usually buying a food-and-beverage minimum rather than renting a room. It changes how guest count, timing and even the length of coverage should be planned.
Everything is close together
Getting ready at one hotel, portraits in a garden estate and dinner somewhere else is realistic here in a way it is not in most of Los Angeles. We often build in a second location because the drive is genuinely five minutes.
Beverly Hills weddings, as we shoot them
Recent frames from Beverly Hills weddings.
Beverly Hills wedding photography FAQ
Can we photograph inside Greystone Mansion?
Not as part of a standard wedding booking — the interiors are managed separately by the City of Beverly Hills. The formal gardens, terraces, courtyards and reflecting pond are what you are there for, and they are more than enough for a full portrait session.
Why are the hotel prices quoted as minimums?
Because that is how the five-star hotels here sell weddings: a food-and-beverage minimum rather than a flat venue rental. Your guest count and menu drive the number. Greystone, being city-owned, is the notable exception on a straightforward rental.
Can we use more than one location in a day?
More easily than almost anywhere else in Los Angeles — the estates and hotels sit minutes apart. We regularly build in a second stop for portraits without putting the timeline at risk.
Do you cover Beverly Hills Courthouse ceremonies?
Yes. If you are marrying at the courthouse rather than a hotel or estate, the Los Angeles courthouse page covers how that day runs, including the ceremony room rules.
When will we get our photographs?
Four to eight weeks, hand-edited and color-graded, in a full-resolution online gallery that never expires.
Other cities and venues we photograph
Nearby cities we photograph, and the estates with their own guides.
More: Beverly Hills courthouse weddings · LA venues guide · rates and collections
Tell us the date and the venue
Tell us the venue and the date and we will come back with availability, usually within minutes.